deliverer

Examples of delivered

delivered

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The degree is delivered by the institution in which the student is registered, following its own regulations.
The twelve physiotherapists trained in the brief intervention delivered both treatments offered in the trial, while the remaining physiotherapists provided only usual physiotherapy.
However, it is not clear that practical benefits for agricultural systems will be delivered where more of the same work is done.
His lectures were ordered and delivered with precise timing.
Following each stimulus-sentence presentation, subjects were asked a follow-up question, which differed according to the training condition being delivered.
The continuous measure associated with it, ' proportion of contacts delivered at home ', was not significantly associated with the difference in hospitalization.
Some social security institutions have recently delivered samples of the work history records and some other institutions will probably follow them in the near future.
He has published dozens of articles in scholarly journals, written and edited numerous books, and delivered hundreds of presentations at conferences around the world.
The problem, as noted above, is that fuzzy inferences are then dressed and delivered as hard evidence.
Their needs are identified (' assessed ') by professional experts, and appropriate interventions are planned and delivered by others on their behalf.
After instructions were delivered, the researcher started the video recording and exited the room.
Numerical simulation of convective plumes allows estimation of the maximum rate at which substrates and nutrients could be delivered to any microbial communities living therein.
There are important messages delivered which are relevant to 'developed' as well as to 'developing' nations.
After receiving a confirmation, the user begins receiving the messages from the mailing list, delivered to his/her e-mail address.
Depending on the complexity and the way messages are delivered, it may become a challenge for users to understand them.
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